SWALLOWED A SPIDER.
A Iot1 but Kamlou Cur for Xalaria.
"Malaria?"
"Yes, malaria."
"No sir. I am no more afraid of
malaria than I am of you," and as the
speaker was at least ten inches taller
than the reporter, and proportionately
broader, his fear of that dread malady
was probably not excessive. I've hnd
malaria, and I've been cured."
"Yes, but a man can have malaria
more than once."
"not u ne is cured tne way I was,
About ten years ago I was living in
Indiana, in Vigo county, near Terra
Haute. In those days a man was re
garded as a stranger until he had
drank about a gallon of whiskey and
quinine, ana shaken down his bead-
stead three or four times with the ague.
I had a rather reticent nature, and
suppose it took the climate longer to
get acquainted with me than it did
the ordinary run of men. For I had
to drink about a barrel of whiskey and
take whole pounds of quinine before
I could get strong enough to even
shake myself, let alone a bed.
"How was I cured?"
"Well it was a novel cure. I
boarded with a Mrs. Dennis, who told
me she could cure me if I would take
her medicine. Finally I agreed. She
brought a towel and bound it around
my head so I could not Bee ; then she
brought a glass of water and told me
to take my dote and immediately swal
low the water.
The dose tasted like a little ball of
dust, and as it was going down I felt
a sharp, pain in my throat, as if it had
been scraicnea.
"The next morning Mrs. Dennis
brought a little box and showed me
her medicine. It was a big, hairy,
black spider, alive, and the mate to
the one I had swallowed the day
before."
The medicine this gentleman took
for malaria, may have been efiective,
but few would care to try the remedy.
Nor is there any necessity for it.
Malaria is a poisoned condition of
the blood produced by bad air and
water, which enter the blood-channels
through the stomach and lungs and
other ways, and produce injurious ef
fects on the liver and kidueya. It is
cured by puttiug the liver and kidneys
in perfect, healthy working order.
The drugs oidinarily used for such
purposes frequently do quite as much
harm as good, and leave the system
in an enfeebled condition.
The certain and harmless remedy
for malaria is Warner's safe cure which
puts the liver and kidneys in healthy
action, when the poison is carried out
of the system, and the serious effects
it engenders, pass away. J. M. Booth,
Springfield, Mass., under date of March
28th, 1887, writes: 'One year ago I
had the malaria had had it more or
less for ten pears. I stopped all other
medicines and took Warner's safe
cure, and it cured me. This country
is famous for malaria, and I know
Warner's safe cure will cure it "
People who live in malarious locali
ties will find in Warner's safe cure a
specific against contracting this dis
ease. The malarial poison can find
no entrance to the system, if the liver
and kidneys are kept in healthy action.
The gentleman who swallowed the
spider, concludes his narrative in the
New York Mail and Expret by saying :
"I was effectually curtd, but I
wouldn't ' take' another dose of that
medicine to save my life.
Husband 1 can't stand this any
longer. You make me desperate. Wife
So you havo said before. Husband
I'm going into the next room to kill
myself. Wife The spare room! I
guess not If you want to kill your
self the wood-shed is plenty good
enough. Onp ha Herald.
An itemized bill or the twelfth cen
tury is old enough, in all conscience,
but this one from the records of Win
chester Cethedral, dated 1182, may bo
new to most people:
8. D.
r'or work done In soldering and repairing
SL Joseph 0 8
Cleaning and ornumentlng the Holy Ghost. 0
Repairing the Virgin Mar; before ana be
hind and making a new child 4 I
Screwing a nose in the Devil, putting in
the hair In his bead and placing a new
Joint in his toll 5
The total bill amounted to 11 sib
lings and 4 pence, nnd it is to be pre
sumed that the workman got his pay.
though the records are silent on that
point M Y. Sun.
"Over in Chambers Countv, Ala
bama, right near tho Troup County
line, I found on Sunday the queerest
distillery I ever saw," said Revenue
Agent Willborn Colqn'tt, cf Atlanta,
recently. "I was with Deputy Marshal
Jule Johnson and Deputy Marshal
Eichelberger, of Alabama. The owner
of tho still had made a boiler by split
ting a poplar, probably two feet and a
half in diameter, hollowing it out an4
lining it with copper. Three barrels
were used as stills, and these were so
arranged that there was double distil
lation. The worm was a long tin pipe
with an elbow at each end. The dis
tillery would doubtless make thirty
gallons of liquor a day. We caught
two negroes, but couldn't tind the
owner of the still."
The Cook of To-day.
Angelina Fitzwilliams I hope, mom,
as I shan't bo expected to carry up no
coal nor make L3 wds nor black no
boot.
Mrs. Marlboro Oln most certainly
not I shall carry up the coal and
make the beds myself. And my hus
band of course blacks the boots and
wouU be most happy to give yonrs a
nib If you leave, them outsulo your
door wi ere he can get them. Botlon
POPOCATEPETL'S CRATER.
A Keen of Doaolatloa Sabllme la Ita Heap,
proaehable Grandeur.
Of all tho" wandering millions since
this weary.world was young, few feet
have ever reached this spot, and of
these few not many have been wo
men's. Think of lt-over three and a
half miles In mid air, half a mile above
I he tip-top pinnacle of Mont Bland
Tho highest mountain in Europe lacki
ver two thousand feet of being as lofty
a Popocatepetl. Of conrse, the chief
object of Interest on top of the volcano
is tho crater. Imagine the Interior of
a mountain literally blown out by an
explosion, to the depth of one thousand
eight hundred feet loavlno- a. nnrrnur
, " O ..... a .
rim on its inside surface, over which
the sea of snow curls higher than a
man 8 head. I looked over th A,-,v
brink in mute astonishment A vast
cavity, unsuspected from the outside,
at least a milo across, sank awav at mv
feet rock-ribbed, ragged and
torn along Its precipitous sides.
Out of the orifice in its
deep and dismal bottom rose jets of
steam, puffing and blowing in the dead
air. A workman who had wrought in
the crater told me that the f umeros, or
steam vents, instead of being a foot in
diameter, as they appeared, measured
from twelve to eighteen feet Tho
vapor pouring out of these holes is
highly impregnated with sulphur,
which is depositod on the rocks and in
the soil, furnishing an inexhaustible
supply of this valuable mineral. Tho
crane and rigging for lowering the
workmen into this inferno consists of a
strong beam projecting a few feet over
the abyss; over a pulley In the end
runs a long rope, with a loop in the
lower end. The person wishing: to
descend stands in the loop, holds the
rope lu one hand and with the other
manages a stick to protect himself
from injury by swinging against tho
rocks. Two peons let the rone run
slowly over the pulley, and the descent
occupies about fifteen minutes.
1 he bottom of the crater is coverod
with scoriae, which glitters with various
colors. In one place is a stone, so large
that a man can stand upon it which
rises mid falls as it feels tho effect of
the subterranean vapors. At the low
est point is a lake, the water of which
has an acid taste. The edge of tho
crater is composed of immense bowl
ders of porphery and basalt and one
may descend some distance on foot by
an icy pathway leading downward to
the huge rock which supports the
malacate, or machine for lowering the
workmen. Since the mountain has
been giving out its sulphurous breath
for unnumbered centuries, the amount
already existing is beyond estimation,
and something like a ton is daily
deposited. It would hardly be
nn exaggeration to say that the
upper part of the mountain is an
immense block of sulphur, inclosed in
shell of rock a few yards thick.
Three qualities of sulphur are obtained
by the operations here. The best is
almost chemically pure, and , is ob
tained at the . respet wlos, or steam
vents, whence it issues in a liquid stato
and hardens its it cools. The other
two qualities nre 'known to tho trade as
'rich nnd "pure sulphur ore. The
former yields from eighty-two to
eighty-seven per cent of pure sulphur;
tho latter about fifty per cent The
process used in its purification is that
of Michel. Distillation takes place at
Tlamacas in half-cylindors which serve
as retorts. One who has stood upon
the brink of that crater can never for
get the awful silence that broods over
the scene of desolation. Fannie B.
Ward, in Troy (N. .) Times.
A MODEST OLD MAN.
He Gives a Strictly Truthful Account of Ilia
Wonder I ul Uecord.
Briar got into conversation with an
old man who was sitting in front of a
livery barn in Leadvillo, Col., who in
cidentally mentioned that he was born
in Missouri and had lived all his life
in the Territories or extreme Western
States.
"Ah, then I suppose you rode the
first pony express that went through to
the coast?" Briar suggested, mildly
but confidently.
"No. I never rode the pony express
at all," he replied.
"Didn't? Then you're the original
discoverer of gold in California?"
"No, you're, mistaken again," re
turned the old man, sadly.
"I am?" said Briar, now thoroughly
astonished. "But of course you guided
the first Union Pacific surveyors?" ,
"No," and the old man sighed. "No,
I didn't do that, neither."
"Well, this boats me!" said Briar,
still more surprised. "Perhaps you
aren't the original owner of the land
where Denver now stands?"
"N-o-o; ucyer owned it"
"See here, now, weren't yon chief of
scouts for the Government for fifteen
years?"
"O. no, no no, honest I never was."
"Now, be careful tell the truth
wereii't you playing cards with Wild
Bill when ho was shot at Deadwood?"
"No! Let up. please I wasn't in
any of those places nor did n't do none
of them things, an' I can prove it; but
then, young man, I don't mind tellin1
you that 1 did guide Brigham Young
on his first trip to Salt Lake, an' I was
all through the Kansas-Newbrasky
trouble, an' finally put it down, made
the first find in Nevada, learnt Buffalo
Bill how to load a gun, drove the first
Black Hills treasure-coach, an' was
the only man that come through the
Custer massacre alive, after layin' on
the battlefield wounded for forty-eight
hours, surrounded by the groans an'
shrieks of the dead an' dyia't That's
my record, young f el. er. an' I got the
papers for ev'ry word of it!" Uhicago
CATARRH.
A Itv Home Treatment for tat Care el
Catarrh, Catarrhal Saafatsa aad
lay Jsrsr.
The microscope has proved that
these diseases are contagious, and that
they are due to the presence of living
parasites in the lining membrane of
the upper air passages and eustachian
tubes. The eminent scientists, Tyn-
dall, Huxley and Beale endorse this,
and these authorities cannot be di
puted. The regular method of treat
ing these diseases has been to apply
an irritant remedy, weekly and even
daily, thus keeping the delicate mem
brane in a constant state of irritation,
allowing it no chance to heal, and as
a natural consequence of such treat
ment not one permanent cure hat
ever been recorded. It is an absolute
fact that these diseases can not be
cared by any application made oitoner
than once in two weeks, for the mem
brane must get a chance to boal before
an application is repeated. It it now
seven years since Mr. Dixon discovered
the parasite in catarrh and formulated
bis new treatment, and since then his
remedy has become a household ward
in every country where the Euglish
language is spoken. Cures effected by
him seven years ago arecurt$ ttiil, there
having been no return of the disease.
So highly are these remedies valued
that ignorant imitators have started
up everywhere protending" to destroy
a parasite of which they know nothing,
by remedies, the result of the applica
tion of which they are equally igno
rant Mr. Dixon's remedy is applied
only once in two weeks, and from one
to three applications effect a perma
nent cure in the most aggravated
cases.
Mr. Dixon sends a pamphlet de
scribing his new treatment on the
receipt of stamp to pay postage. The
address is A. H. Dixon & Bon, 303
King street west, Toronto, Canada.
Scientific American.
Miss Dode, while working at the polls
for the Prohibition candidates at the mu
nicipal election In Boston, ba1 a bott e of
vitriol emptied down her bask by a man
who escaped.. She was badly burned.
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Awaits that countless army of martyrs, whose
ranks are constantly recruited from the vic
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The price of the been Is a si stomaUo course of
Hostetter's Buuuauh Bitten, the finest and
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the reverie, beef extracts, nerva foods, nnroot
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Thin soup, according to an Irish mendi
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SOMEBODY'S CHILD.
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the flush of hope on his youug face, and
somebody's mother thinking ot the time
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One and one-third pints ot powdered
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It It said that mnatinatlnn la the ram
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It la generally conceded that rheumatism
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Curoulo diseases are cured by taking
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. .... I. .....WW,
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Two tearupfuls (level) of uranulated
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Dr. Pierce's 'Pellets" the ordinal -r.lt.
tie Liver lilts" (suaar ooatedl um slrb
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Two UacilDfulsof soft butter wnll narbnrl
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OORSUHFTIOIT IVSZLT CUBXD.
To the Editor
Heaao inform your readers that I have a po
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r ua vuuuoaiiua ui uoptHNOstmatfs nave
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MMul turn kn,il 1 . . n.
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mVB w we . . . . . v a. m
BUELL LAMBERSON, Cen'l Agent.
7 mark Mt. Portland. Or.
To 8 a Iay. Samples worth $1.50, FKIX
"'"!
VWhteb's
nK usdortns norsss rest, nntetiuvw.
SArmrltsisUouiss Co., Holly, Mlok.
OLD SORES AND ULCERS at
itanllliii euredky tLUt.'I'aDU'SUtSSStLVL llaever
kills. Bj atalLSoa. Made kfl. r. Alaw, Sh raai. at leal
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, $75.
SEND FOB OIBUULSJL
WESTCOH BROS.
Hardy Northern Grown
SEEDS
Prom Minneapolis, Minnesota, are ths best, because
they sr. earlier and th. mnet productive. Take n.
other untU you try thorn. For sals by all leading
dealers on ths ouast throughout the oouutry. Trade
supplisd by
WEHTCOTT BROTHER.
Seed Merchants, 400 sad 4 OH Bsnsoms Street, San
Frsndaoo, Cal.
PEHUYROYAL PILLS
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."
Tbe OrlalauU asisl Only Oeaalsi.
Biased etweytMtable, w of worth llaitattaaa,
lMl.pMle la LADIES. Ak yoar lon1etM
Cklekeaert EagTWi and tak. aa fiW a
Snpt u auUaulM tn tour bf wMmrm mmH
AMI PAPER, ( klebaotf-Okemlral O.
AMia rnBAMa4iaaaMiaae,l'lla4aHr4
Sal J hy Brwcaieto avavywkorjk 1st 'klnhe
kar'a Eaauah" iaaarysi FUifc fake ae suae.
CALIFORNIA SHEEP CASINO- CO.,
24 and 26 Ellis Street,
SAX FKAWCIM O
ALL KINDS OF SAUSAGE CASINOS
1 Tools and llachuierr, kvery.
thing a llutoner ana Bauaag.
MakJT needs. Ws call special
sttentinn to our Engines and
Boilers. Our Two-Horao Power
AC'MK F.NOIVK and B01LKH
eannct b. surnaased for work-
Disnship end cheapness. Ka;ia
eiallr suitable for Butuhera,
Dairies, Saw Mills, eta. Cost of
running .xcoodingly cheap.
PEICE (all oomplets), $205.
Write for Description and Cut. -CALIFORVIt
SIIKEP CA,Id '0
MandSSKLLU STREET, BAN FUAitCISCO. CAX.
All sites Engines snd Boilers alwr In stock.
I CURE FITS!
VVbea I aay onm I aW iwaaa saerely to atop tkaos
fra-aUoaaanaUiaahavo UMaa reiarnaraln. 1 mnan a
rxlln aura. I ham ouoe the diaaaaa uf kTTS. tl'LL-
nY ot FALL1NU sloaNbMtaunMuag
v at'idy. 1
warrant iy reanedy to ear. too woeet oaene. Boaoaa
etbare have failed no raaana for aol auw raeatvtmi a
oona. hWnilatoaoa fu a traatiaaand a Free H'rftlo
Star hilalhbla remedy. Hr f.ivmm and Pnat Ottioa.
. 6. KOUT. JfTClsa fearl wt. New Ymtk.
a WWf.W mm ' "
awaa eiinly for Ute aare ef
S.r.aoiaiw,ia ef lee fwreu0
erkl.SCTSIUITI p.iwiitlK
tereae tae aarie aieM pMCete
Ikew MkMllkvaMMk Da art
. UllVII 1WV. M.W
aSvnkn,i em all llle trm
Mlal. liurwtkeOSS
lrLavrj ftvfef fad tsW
I I ' 1 I aMaiba,a44ra
'mUiscki
0x, Hl WMfctlgMsl
. iS
mm
' a CAL
, BUTCHERS'
mi i
P. N. O. No. tlT-4 W. N. U. No. HA.
REWARD!
tl find W1U 'n eaok and every grain of sola.
tllUUUoaous aubataaoaa leiuid tn W ladoia a KobertUio.
soknowlaud Ute amal delightful anil an ; ntUii
kanuleaa toilet artloU ever pivduoed for boauUfylng
and praaarvuig too eoaipleiliia. remaning Ian, aunburs.
freeklae and ail kkauakra sod rout hueea of tho akin.
Lrd sad tadonod by the elite of auelety and tho
aa. Mold ay sll aruiuiiata at 6D eauta per bottle.
White sad Fleeh. Manulaotuml by W. U. WISDOM
A 00. OuatulaU, Funiaud. Unajoa.
The Oregon National Bank.
OF rCRTf.Afc n.
-. lKWarn to MoUuouMtao srlogiiank.l
CAPITAL TaiO IN, SMOCOa
Trujaauu a Oonosal flank n llialniaa.
AOOOTJNTa kept enl.Jeot tu obeok
HKI.Lri lacll ANOh oo riaa kanraino and Now Terk.
MARKS 3JXr.tTI(iNS -w favmhl. Wm
VAJJ B DaLAHllMUTX "J. B MAHKLB, Ja-
iWilooL '-T I'rovl kslL
tTr. BnEBJCAH chahiwr.
CALIFORNIA
Furniture Co,.
Qon ion noi fine r)i, fit '
IM) ULy Ml, uv mil 01,,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Largest Stock. Lowest Prices,
Furniture,
Bedding,
Upholstery,
Hotel Furniture a Specialty,
IV. I?. Colo Ac Oo.
Osur few Store, which we nowoccapy,
h abowat 3 acre, of floor Bpaek.
Th. BUYERS' GUIDE la
iasised Sept. and March,
ooh year. S3" 384 pages,
8XU lneha,wlthewr
3,600 Illustrations -
whole Picture Gallery.
GIVES Whslaiala Trimm.
direct ( eevMatinera on all Roods Iter
personal or family sue. Tells how to
order, and gtea exact cost of every
thing yon sue, oat. drink, wear, or
hare fun with. Time INVALUABLE!
BOOKS contain information gleaned
from the markets of the world. A
copy Bant FREE upon receipt of -10
eta, to defray ripens, of mailing.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
UlelM Allchlgna Avenue, Chicago, 11L
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
BtaO" ot Elahteen Experienced aad BkllU
ful rhyalclunauad Muraevns.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
PaticnU trotitod hore or ut their hoimtj. Muny
trottUitl nt hoiuu, tliroiiKh oorrceimnilcnon, sg
suociwsrully its if hiiru Tit iHireoii. L'ouie ajwi
Ke us, or SDinl ton cmtti In etoiniwi for our
" Invalids' Ouido Book," whlolt givit ull pnrtlo.
ulura. Aildrorist Wom.n'g Dihi'Enhahy Medu
CAL AH801AT10N, oUl MtUu Bt., lllllTuk), N.V.
For "worn-out," 14 run-flown," flphllltated
sohool toaohera, inllllneni, rKtnntroii'S, hotise
koenert, and overworked women Kcnerttlljr,
Ilr.Vlorc'g Favorite PnvwTlptinn Is the imi
of all rnatoratlvo tonics. It Is not a "Cure-all,"
but atlmlntbly f ullllla a tliiKni8 of pnriioen,
bring a tnost potent 8H-ino for all those
Chrorle WouknrHncs and Ilwtw poeulisr to
wotuiin. Tlu tmiitinent nf rutin y thiiusunda
of such euw,nt t h. IiivhIIiIu' Ilotol nnd Biirj.
leal Institute tins alTonlcd a litrfro expFrk'Uoa
in adapUnir roumdlia (or tholr cure, and
Or. Pierce's Favorita Prescription
la the rrantt of this rast exporlonoe. For
Internal congestion, Inllanimatlon
and ulreratlun. It la n Mpeclfic. It
Is a powerful gunoml, tut well nt iitcrlnr, tonlo
and nervine, and Imparts vlRor and strength
to th whole aystAtn. It cuna weakiiesa of
etomaoh, Indltrefltion, blontlntr, weith buck,
nervous pnt ration, eihuufllon, deliillly and
sleeplessness, In either ser. Fnvo rlto Prescrip
tion Is sold by drnrirlsta tinder our potitiv
guareuuu. Boo wrapper around bottlo.
PniCE $1.00, roa $a.OO.
Bend 10 eents In stamps for Dr. Pleroe's lartro
Troaiise on Dlsesws of Women (10 puttee,
paper-onvored). Addrrait, Wokld a Dihhen
I ahy Mbdical Ahsociation, otid Main Btreet,
lluffolo, N. T.
a TTTTTT1
FILLS.
ANTI-BILIOUS and CATIIAHTIO.
SICK HEADACHE,
BI!loaa Ileadaeh),
Ulzriuesa, (Jouatlpaw
tlon, Iiidla;estloii(
and BIllouaAttacka,
promptly oured by Dr.
Plerce'e Pleasant
PnrKatlve Pellets. Hi
oeoU u viul, by Orufc-irlsU.
al mraaa a art-r--or a ri r ri
H
nnna i cnrTAni r
" sT s-vs- 1-awa.a. a m
LITTLE V PILLS n
FOB THE LIVER. M
Perfect dlscstlnn acr
pllshed by tii kin it Until. 's
little Vegetnl.lo 1'Uls.
This Womlerrul Iteine.lv
cures Hick llrnlnrlie,ly-
.rpaia, snnigeaTiiin, fin a
all Itlseasee of the Liver
and BUimnrh.
The following symptoms
result from diseases of the
Ullfcstlvo Urgnus: Cnnstl
pation, Ileailnrhe. J Ilea.
Iinartbnm, lis Taate In
A.'outh, Nausea, Hour
ntoraach, Coated Ton;uo,
Yellownesaof hkln, J ain
In the Hide, etc. llnhli's
little VenetahlePlllawIll
free the system of all these
and mauy other disorders.
They aro purely veetall,
aiiKar eoated, very email,
ertay to take, only one
.,111 ml Jul, hut HB.U1 wilh
wonderful results. Try thcra SI
onee. and forever after vou
will recommend them. Price t5 Cta. a
Tint, or Hve for (1.00. Bent by mall or all
dnmlsts. Hoaa'a Mioioini Oo., drop's,
San Francisoo, Cal.
QTFINWAY KRAIMCM, P8AHR
W I Utll IIM I HACH. Gaoler, Koeotah
PISMt BnrdeM Ortaaw. hand laatniBierita. Laiaeat
Mor tl Hbaas Marie ewt Bta Baorte supt'lled al
Raaaara Prtow. atATTUIAJt OKA I OO., M fuel